TehShonkey

This is quite a unique game in that your evil little character's main weapon is taking over the mind of various creatures. You must jump over thorny vines and water-filled pits, while controlling different animals in order to solve obstacles in your path. Quite fun, and just challenging enough to keep people playing.

This reminds me of a small poster my grand-parents once had. An antiquated photo of a group of native Americans with the header reading "Homeland Security" and a caption that continues with "Fighting terrorism since 1492". My grand-parents are mostly Cherokee, if that explains it...

Ah, yes. The on-going fight to save proper grammar. Keep up the good work, Apostrophe Man!

I couldn't have said it better myself.

You certainly can't blame that poor robot for trying...

An absolutely amazing tower defense game in which the waves of 'good guys' attempt to navigate their way to your treasured gems. By placing and upgrading your evil towers, along with using powers from your ever-regenerating mana pool, you must use strategy in order to counter the various enemies' abilities. All-in-all, a very good find.

This game gives an interesting touch on the usual genre of bubble cannon games. One fun feature is that any extra bubbles you knock off with a combo go back into your cannon, thereby allowing you more time before it levels down. Extra points for bank shots also gives a fun way to rack up points with skill.

A minimalistic game, where you simply traverse around using the arrow keys in your quest to collect the power cells. This 8-bit game is no masterwork in the graphics department, but the artistic aesthetics certainly cannot be denied. A simple game that is more an art work than a complex game.